M. David Peterson wrote:
In reading through this thread and several others I have come to the
realization that there is an obvious need for a place on the web that
is particular to helping others either learn the art of technical
writing (including those in whom English is not their native language
and as such have difficulty finding the right words to express a
technical term or topic) or simply learning about a new technology by
writing about it. In discussing this with other well known and
respected members of the XSLT community it seems that the idea of
having a "practice wiki" in which those interested in utilizing this
learning method can do so freely with the inherent disclaimer:
now all I need is a site that will help me type....
http://practice.xsltwiki.com
I am sure there are those who find this type of post useful, but I for one;
<not_a_strong_feeling>
think this type of post and its content, (I am certain is well intended)
stretches the remit of the xslt list just a mite</not_a_strong_feeling>.
no offense intended...
cheers, Jim Fuller
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